Archives and Special Collections
Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA
COLLECTION REGISTER
Name:
Bridges, Robert (1858-1941)
MC 2012.12
Material:
Papers, 1875-1937
Volume:
5.5 Linear Feet (Document Boxes 1-11, 12 Photograph Folders, 1 Oversized Box,
and 1 Artifact Box)
Donation:
Gifts of Charles Gilbert Beetem, Mrs. John M. Bridges, and Boyd Lee Spahr,
1953, 1958
Usage:
These materials have been donated without restrictions on usage.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Robert Bridges was born in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania on July 13, 1858 to John and
Mary Bridges. Throughout his long literary career, Bridges was often confused with the British
poet laureate of the same name, and hence often signed his writings with the nickname “Droch”,
a Gaelic translation of his name, in order to differentiate himself.
Bridges studied at the local teachers’ college, Cumberland Valley State Normal School
(now Shippensburg University), before attending Princeton, graduating in 1879 and holding the
title of class president. During his time at Princeton, Bridges performed writing and editing
work for The Princetonian and The Nassau Literary Magazine. Bridges’ closest acquaintance
was Woodrow Wilson, and the two lived in the same dormitory. They remained good friends
after graduation, and Bridges would later attend Wilson’s inauguration and other White House
events.
Following his graduation from Princeton, Bridges served as a newspaper reporter for the
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, and then spent six years (1881-1887) as the assistant editor
of the New York Evening Post. A man of many talents, Bridges also held the position of literary
critic for Life, writing hundreds of reviews over a span of seven years (1883-1890).
After leaving the Post, Bridges became the assistant editor (1887-1914), and later the
editor-in-chief (1914-1930), of Scribner’s Magazine. Although he retired in 1930, he remained
with Scribner’s as a literary adviser, continuing to make daily trips in to his office until the
magazine stopped publication in 1939. Throughout his career, Bridges reviewed the works of a
variety of well-known authors, including James Matthew Barrie, Henry James, Rudyard Kipling,
and Robert Louis Stevenson.
In addition to his editing jobs, Bridges published a variety of his own material, including
two novels: Overheard in Arcady (1894) and Suppressed Chapters (1895). His first poem,
“Whose Name was Writ in Water. Epitaph,” was published in 1877; he later published a
collection of poetry entitled Bramble Brae in 1902.
Bridges received the honorary degree of Litt.D. from Princeton University and Columbia
University.
Bridges never married. When his health failed, he returned home to Shippensburg, Pa.
He died on September 2, 1941 and is buried in the local Spring Hill Cemetery.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION
The Robert Bridges Papers Collection provides insight into literary works of the late 19th
and early 20th centuries, and reflects Bridges’ long period of work as an editor and literary critic.
The collection spans a date range of 1875-1937, with large portions pertaining to the early 1890s
and 1900s. The collection is divided into 16 series: Administrative Records, Editorial, Literary
Reviews, Prose, Poetry, Drama, Addresses and Speeches, Other Writings, President Woodrow
Wilson, Princeton University, Aldine Club, Personal, Images, Biographical Materials,
Publications, Photographs, Oversized Photographs, and Artifacts.
The Administrative Records series contains letters detailing the sale of various pieces of
the Bridges collection by Charles Gilbert Beetem, as well as an attempt by Beetem to publish
some of Bridges’ work posthumously. These sales occurred before the collection was donated to
Dickinson College, and provide further context as to what was originally part of the collection.
They are arranged chronologically.
The Editorial series encompasses the 50 years Bridges spent as literary critic and editor
for various publications. A subseries for business correspondence with various authors and
individuals includes communication related to edits, corrections, and suggestions made by
Bridges. All letters to Bridges are original, unless noted, and all letters from Bridges are copies.
The series also contains a subseries for submission correspondence relating to pieces of work
sent to Bridges by other authors, and a miscellaneous subseries.
The majority of the Literary Reviews series is comprised of “Bookishness” pieces,
reviews written for a section in Life magazine. These reviews are handwritten drafts, arranged in
alphabetical order by title of the review, with author(s) featured and date of review given, if
known. Two fragments of reviews with no title come last. The series then moves into proofs
and published reviews for two other literary publications to which Bridges contributed: The Book
Buyer and The Lamp. There is also a miscellaneous subseries for assorted literary reviews
written for unknown publications. Lastly, there is a subseries for responses to Bridges’ critiques
and reviews, sent to him by various authors and readers.
The Prose series pertains to the books and other assorted prose writings penned by
Bridges, some published, some unpublished. The first subseries, Overheard in Arcady, consists
of a handwritten draft, arranged by chapter, followed by responses and reviews that Bridges
received, for his published work Overhead in Arcady. The Suppressed Chapters subseries
contains drafts, page proofs and responses for Bridges’ second published book. The
Miscellaneous subseries contains material for other writings, all unpublished, including
“Inglenook Book-Talk,” “Ingleside Book-Talk” (a compilation of already published columns),
and “The Monterey Wedding” (Bridges’ personal copy of a privately printed account he wrote of
the wedding of Cyrus H. McCormick, Jr.).
The Poetry series consists of a correspondence subseries with responses to Bridges’
poems, and acceptances or rejections of poems he submitted to publications. The Bramble Brae
subseries contains original manuscripts and multiple drafts of various poems from this anthology,
as well as clippings of the published poems. The poems are listed in the order in which they
were published in the anthology. There is also a subseries for assorted poems that were not
included in Bramble Brae; they are arranged alphabetically by title.
The Drama series chronicles various dramatizations on which Bridges worked. The
“Cavalier” correspondence focuses on the dramatization of “Cavalier”; it includes
correspondence with actress Julia Marlowe, with whom Bridges worked on the project, as well
as drafts and an advertisement. The general correspondence subseries contains letters regarding
assorted drama projects.
Bridges spoke at a variety of events, as illustrated by the Addresses and Speeches series.
The series includes copies of speeches given at the Shippensburg High School graduation, art
unveilings, and memorial services, among other events.
The Other Writings series includes articles written for assorted newspapers, including a
piece on Bridges’ own reporting experiences. The series also includes related correspondence,
notes for lectures, and miscellaneous writings and notes.
The President Woodrow Wilson series contains a significant portion of the Bridges
collection and pertains to the friendship between the two men. The general correspondence
includes letters referencing Wilson, as well as communication with members of the Wilson
family. All letters to Bridges are original, unless noted; all letters from Bridges are copies, unless
noted. A second subseries, Bridges on Wilson, relates to tributes Bridges wrote about Wilson,
with the letters of response that Bridges received. Ephemera contains items such as Wilson’s
inauguration invitation and program, inaugural address booklet, White House invitations, and
clippings of articles about Wilson. The Images subseries contains india paper proofs for the
portrait of Wilson used in Bridges’ tribute of Wilson, as well as a signed portrait.
The Princeton University series focuses primarily on works relating to Bridges’
recollections of his time at the college. The class notes subseries contains notes from a history
class Bridges took during his senior year. The Correspondence and Bridges on Princeton
subseries are comprised of letters, poems, and written works, including class reunion songs
penned by Bridges years after his graduation. The Nassau Literary Magazine subseries contains
issues from 1878-1900, during which time Bridges served as an editor for the student publication.
The Ephemera subseries includes a program from the inauguration of college president John
Grier Hibben, and a menu and publication for a Class of ’79 reunion.
The Aldine Club series documents Bridges involvement with the Aldine Club of New
York City, a club for publishers and other literary minded men. There are subseries for events,
consisting of menus for the various dinners and programs held in honor of individuals, and
invitation responses, with RSVPS sent to Bridges for club events.
The Personal series examines Bridges’ life outside of his literary work, beginning with a
subseries for bills and receipts. It also contains a substantial correspondence subseries with
letters between members of the Bridges family, including his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bridges;
sister Flora Bridges Witherspoon; brothers George and John Bridges; cousin Flora Bridges
Macpherson and her husband, John Macpherson. All correspondence is original, unless noted.
There is also a subseries for job applications with query letters and responses to applications.
The Publications subseries contains anniversary issues of Life and Scribner’s magazines, as well
as a “Welcome Home” souvenir booklet for Theodore Roosevelt, and a rare tribute manuscript
about Robert Louis Stevenson’s last days. There are also subseries for art and poems, and
greeting cards. The invitations and programs subseries includes programs and invitations for
The University Club and Farmer’s Club events, as well as Presidents Roosevelt and Taft,
arranged alphabetically. Lastly, there is a miscellaneous subseries containing calling cards and a
certificate Bridges received from the National Institute of Arts and Letters.
The Biographical Materials subseries contains interviews and pieces written about
Bridges, both before and after his death. It also contains a copy of his obituary. There are also
clippings of published pieces about Bridges.
The Images series contains non-photograph images, such as sketches, caricatures,
silhouettes, and prints, of Bridges and people and places associated with him.
The Publications series consists of a variety of books given to Bridges as gifts, including
a copy of Rudyard Kipling’s book The Story of the Gadsbys.
The Photographs series contains over a dozen pictures of Bridges throughout his life,
along with photographs of others, including Julia Marlowe, Woodrow Wilson and two Theodore
Roosevelt’s grandchildren. They photographs are arranged alphabetically and are housed
separately in the Photograph Collection.
The Oversized series contains four images.
The Artifacts series contains four items. There are two medallions honoring Woodrow
Wilson, one for his inauguration in 1913, and one in memoriam after his death in 1924. There is
a silver calling card box honoring William Travers Jerome, great District Attorney and lawyer of
New York City. The back of the box is engraved with replicas of the signatures of the 16
prominent New Yorkers composing the Committee that held a banquet for Jerome on May 7,
1889. Robert Bridges attended the banquet. There is a bronze medallion honoring the great actor
John Drew, presented to the guests at a dinner attended by Bridges.
COLLECTION INVENTORY
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12
ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
EDITORIAL
Business Correspondence
Folder 06)
Roosevelt, Theodore – 1951
Beetem, Charles Gilbert – 1952, 1955
Kipling, Rudyard – 1952
McCormick, Cyrus – 1952
List of Wilson-related letters now in Library of Congress
Library of Congress “Quarterly Journal” – 1953
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1893, 1899
Bourget, Paul Charles Joseph – 1898
Burlingame, Edward Livermore – 1892
(2)
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
EDITORIAL (cont.)
Business Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 07)
Church, Frederick Stuart – 1920
Crawford, Francis Marion – 1894
Davis, Richard Harding – 1895
Ellsworth, William Webster, 1 copy, 1 original – 1902 (2)
French, Alice (“Octave Thanet”) – 1893
Folder 08)
Gibson, Charles Dana – 1898
Gilder, Jeanette Leonard – 1894
Hays, Will H. – 1918
Howells, William Dean – 1895
Hubbard, Elbert – 1894
James, Henry – 1894
Folder 09)
Kilmer, Joyce – 1916
(2)
Lodge, Henry Cabot – 1901
Martin, Edward S. – 1894
Meredith, William Maxse – 1900
Mitchell, John Ames – 1889
(2)
Folder 10)
Motter, Vail – 1922
(3)
Osborn, Henry Fairfield – 1884
(2)
Philips, David Graham – 1907
Folder 11)
Tarkington, Newton Booth – 1906
Villard, Oswald Garrison – 1912
Warner, Charles Dudley – 1896
Submission Correspondence
Folder 12)
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1897
(2)
Barr, Amelia Edith Huddleston – 1889
Chambers, Robert William – 1895
(3)
Folder 13)
Cooper, Page – 1932
(2)
Frost, Arthur Burdett – 1894
Hibbard, George A. – 1895
(2)
Folder 14)
Matthews, [James] Brander – 1888
Folder 15)
Miscellaneous
Folder 16)
Nicholson, Meredith – 1906
Sherwood, Margaret Pollock – 1934
Van Dyke, Henry – 1894, 1895
White, William Allen – 1906, 1918
(3)
(3)
Barrie, James Matthew page proofs – 1896, 1919 (2)
Daskam, Josephine Dodge (Mrs. Selden Bacon) mss – 1902
Moulton, Louise Chandler mss – 1896
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS
“Bookishness”
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
“Acadie in Poetry and Prose,” Charles G. D. Roberts – 1897
“The Adventures of a Texas Ranger,” N. A. Jennings – undated
“American Appreciation of Poe,” Edgar Allen Poe – undated
“The American Girl,” Harold Brydges, Philip H. Welch, General
Lloyd S. Bryce – undated
“American History Creeping into Current Fiction” – 1896
“The American Military Novel,” Captain Charles King – undated
“American Short Stories” – 1891
“The Amusing Adventures of St. Ives,” Robert Louis Stevenson –
undated
“Another Hereditary Microbe Novel,” Elizabeth Robins – undated
“An Antidote for Fauntleroy” – 1896
“Appreciation and Irritation in Criticism” – 1896
“An Archdeacon on the Quarter Deck,” Cyrus Townsend Brady –
1898
“Arlo Bates’s Fantastic Romance” – 1890
“Armorel of Lyonesse,” Walter Besant – 1890
“The Arrogance of Optimism” – undated
“Athletics and Fiction” – undated
“An Australian Novel,” Rolf Boldrewood, Thomas Ball, Edmund
Scherer – 1892
“The Average Man’s Satisfaction with Himself” – 1896
“Barrie’s Sketches, and George Pellew’s Poems,” James Matthew
Barrie, George Pellew – 1892
“Bayard Taylor’s Biography” – 1896
“Beauty and the Beast Again,” Maurice Hewlett, W. D. Howells –
undated
“The Beginnings of American Letters,” Greenough White – 1891
“The Beginnings of a Scotch-Irish History” – 1890
“A Big Canvas for a Big Writer,” Hall Caine – undated
“The Biography of a Journalist,” Robertson Nicoll, James
Macdonell – 1898
“The Biography of Lord Houghton,” T. Reid – undated
“Blanche, Lady Falaise,” J. H. Shorthouse – 1891
“’Bobbo’ and ‘Hell-fer-Sartain’,” Owen Wister, John Fox, Jr. –
1897
“Bohemianism on an Inferior Planet,” Ellen Glasgow – 1898
“A Book about George Meredith,” George Meredith – undated
“A Book of Pleasant Memories,” Max Muller – 1898
“A Book for Boys, Old and Young,” Robert Grant, James Baldwin
– undated
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 18) (cont.)
“Books for Health, Happiness, and Pleasure,” Robert Grant, Oscar
Wilde, Meredith George – undated
“A Book for Young and Old Americans,” James Bryce – 1888
“Book Reviews and the Counting-Room” – 1894
“Boston in the Year 2000,” Edward Bellamy – 1884
“Both Sides of the Shield,” James Russell Lowell, Edgar Saltus –
1888
“A Brahmin Turns the Tables on Mr. Kidd,” Benjamin Kidd –
undated
“Bret Harte Again,” Bret Harte – 1890
“Bret Harte’s New Stories and Larry’s Essays,” Bret Harte –
undated
“Bret Harte’s Story of Cressy,” Bret Harte – 1889
“Bric-a-brac as a Passion,” Henry James, Henry Van Dyke – 1897
“Brother Abner and the Riddle of Democracy,” G. W. Steevens –
1897
“Burglary as a Fine Art” – undated
“The Broughton House,” Bliss Perry – 1890
Folder 19)
“Calmire,” Henry Holt – 1892
“Candor in Fiction,” Walter Besant, Lynn Linton, Thomas Hardy –
undated
“The Career of Nevil Beauchamp,” George Meredith – undated
“A Case of Justifiable Homicide,” Francis Marion Crawford –
1893
“A Case of Misplaced Conscience,” Avery MacAlpine – 1892
“Cathode Ray Criticism on ‘June’,” Thomas Hardy – 1896
“The Chance for a Patriotic Novel” – 1892
“The Charm of College Life” – 1896
“Chicago as a Literary Storm Center” – 1896
“Chicago Justified of Her Children,” Hobart Taylor – undated
“Chopin, and other Musical Essays,” Henry L. Finck, A. S. Hardy,
F. Hopkinson Smith – undated
“A Cigarette-Maker’s Romance,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1890
“Civilization by Slaughter” – undated
“Col. Mafleson’s Reminiscences” – undated
“The College Ideal – and After,” Henry A. Beers – 1894
“Conan Doyle on American Fiction,” Arthur Conan Doyle –
undated
“Conan Doyle’s Boom for Love in a Cottage,” Arthur Conan
Doyle – undated
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 19) (cont.)
“The Conquest of an English Girl in America,” Hamilton Aïdé –
1892
“The Conundrum Drama,” William Sharpe – undated
“Cosmopolitan Literary Juggling” – 1898
“Country Life and City Literature” – undated
“Crawford’s Romances,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1887
“Cromwell’s Rough Riders,” Arthur Paterson – undated
“Cruel Parents and Lovers” – 1896
“A Cure for the Malady of Cleverness” – undated
“Curiosities of the American Stage,” Laurence Hutton – 1891
“Current Fiction,” Duffield Osborne – undated
Folder 20)
“The Danger of Iron Wills in Fiction,” F. Hopkinson Smith –
undated
“Dangers of the Essay Habit,” Norman Hapgood – 1897
“David Balfour,” Robert Louis Stevenson – undated
“David Grieve,” Humphrey Ward – 1892
“A Depressing Season for Humanity” – 1896
“The Despair-Bringing Cult” – 1890
“Doc Sifers, and Other Good People” – 1897
“Du Maurier Again,” “George du Maurier – 1896
“Du Maurier and ‘The Martian’,” George du Maurier – 1897
“The Ebb Tide,” Robert Louis Stevenson – undated
“The Effort of Criticism to be Severe” – 1898
“Elizabeth and her Soul” – undated
“The Emancipation of ‘The Doll’,” Henrik Ibsen – 1889
“The End of Mr. Rassendyll,” Anthony Hope – undated
“English and American Stories,” D. Christie Murray, Henry
Herman, H. C. Bunner, Richard Harding Davis – 1891
“Eugene Field’s Verses and Tales” – 1889
“The Every-day Philosophy of Bismark” – 1899
“An Extraordinary Whaling Story,” Frank I. Bullen – undated
Folder 21)
“Fable, Fancy, and Travel” – undated
“A Fair Weather View of Katherine Lauderdale,” Francis Marion
Crawford – 1894
“The Fall of the Paper Cover Dynasty” – 1895
“Fame and Sorrow,” Katherine Prescott Wormeley – 1890
“Farming”, Richard Kendall Munkittrick – 1892
“’Farthest North’ in Luxury” – 1897
“Fiction as Influenced by the Vestibule Limited,” Bret Harte, John
Seymour Wood, Brander Matthews, George H. Jessop,
Jeanie Drake – 1892
BOX 1 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 21) (cont.)
“Fiction in the Pulpit” – undated
“A Finer Grade of Ancestors,” Winston Churchill – 1900
“The Fireside Critic and ‘A Man Story’” – undated
“Fleeming Jenkin,” Robert Louis Stevenson – undated
“The Fortunes of Sympathy” – undated
“François’ Coppée’s Tales,” Walter Learned, S. V. Bruger –
undated
“Freedom That Does Not Liberate” – undated
“From ‘Lavengro’ to Tommy Toddles’,” George Borrow, Albert
Lee – 1896
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 01)
“’The Gadfly’ as a Means of Discipline,” E. L. Voynich – 1898
“The Gentle Art of Log-Rolling” – 1896
“George Meredith’s Recent Novel,” George Meredith – undated
“Gilbert Parker’s Recent Stories,” Gilbert Parker – 1896
“A Girl Graduate,” Celia P. Woolley – 1889
“A Gleam of Belated Humor” – 1896
“The Gold Standard in Literature” – 1896
“Good American Citizens in Fiction,” Octave Thanet, James Lane
Allen – 1897
“A Good Novel and Some Verses,” George W. Cable – 1888
“A Good Romance of the Revolution,” S. Weir Mitchell – 1897
“The Gospel of Humor” – undated
“Grant as Typical of Hamlin Garland’s West” – undated
“Grief and Renunciation as Popular Commodities,” Beatrice
Harraden – 1894
“Grown Folks, and Children’s Books” – 1891
Folder 02)
“The Halcyon Days of Youth,” Agnes Repplier – undated
“Hamlin Garland’s Stories,” Hamlin Garland – 1891
“A Handful of Spring Books” – 1898
“A Handful of Stories,” H. Seton Merriman, Robert W. Chambers,
W. J. Dawson, Francis Lynde, W. D. Howells – 1897
“The Hardships of the Trade of Writing” – undated
“Harold Frederic’s ‘Gloria Mundi’” – undated
“Harry Richmond,” George Meredith – undated
“The Harvard Swell in Fiction,” Charles Macomb Flandrau – 1897
“A Hazard of New Fortunes,” William Dean Howells – 1890
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 02) (cont.)
“Henley’s ‘Views and Reviews,’” W. E. Henly – 1889
“Henry James as a Ghost Raiser,” Henry James, Frederic
Remington – undated
“Henry James’s Theory of Art,” Henry James – 1892
“A Holiday with ‘Francis Cludde’” – undated
“A Homily on Pathos in Fiction” – 1896
“How Camelia Fibbed Her Way to Happiness,” Anne Douglas
Sedgewick – undated
“How Poems Grow into Volumes,” Walter Learned, Elizabeth
Stoddard – undated
“How the Native Author is Encouraged” – 1896
“How to Be Happy” – undated
“Hugo as Fond Husband and Wire-puller” – 1896
“Hunting Caribou with ‘Quo Vadis’” – 1897
“The ‘Hustler’ in Recent Fiction” – 1890
“Hysteria and Heroism,” Margaret Greenway McClelland – 1887
Folder 03)
“Ibsen’s ‘Hedda Gabler,’” Henrik Ibsen – 1891
“An Idyll of Childhood,” Kenneth Grahame – 1896
“An Idyll of Kentucky,” James Lane Allen, John Kendrick Bangs undated
“An Idyllic Story of Mr. Howells,” William Dean Howells – 1896
“Idyls and Stories,” Charles Warren Stoddard, Hall Caine, Rebecca
Harding Davis – 1892
“In an Alcove – New Year’s Eve” – 1885
“In a Boy’s World,” William Dean Howells – 1890
“In the Season of Many Books” – 1889
“In the Village of Thrums,” James Matthew Barrie – 1891
“Inglenook Criticism and Travel” – undated
“An Inhuman’s Document,” W. H. Mallock – 1892
“An Interesting History,” Henry Adams – 1890
“Irwin Russell’s Poems,” Irwin Russell – undated
“Is Intellect a Curse”” – 1896
“’Is it So Fine a Thing to be a Queen?’” Elizabeth Knight
Tompkins – undated
“Is the Marquis of Lorme a G.P.A.?” Marquis of Lorme – undated
“Is This a Frivolous Decade?” – 1897
Folder 04)
“Jane Field,” Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) Freeman – 1893
“The Japanese Versus the American Boy,” Shiukichi Shigemi,
Amos K. Fiske, William Archer, Jeremiah Lynch – 1890
“’Jerome’ – A Study in Obstinacy,” Mary E. Wilkins – 1897
“John Fiske’s New Book,” John Fiske – 1888
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 04) (cont.)
“John Stuart Blackie” – undated
“The Joy of Living,” Henrik Ibsen – 1891
“Kentucky Orators as Rivals in Tone” – 1897
“Khaled; or How Judicious Bragging Won a Woman,” Francis
Marion Crawford – 1891
“Kiellard’s Norwegian Stories,” Alexander Kiellard – undated
“Kipling’s Jungle Book,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“Kipling’s Own Idea of Heroes,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“Kipling’s Recent Work,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“Knock-Down Effects in Life and Art,” Henry James – 1893
Folder 05)
“Large Newspapers and Small Books” – 1896
“The Last Poems of Tennyson,” Alfred Lord Tennyson – 1892
“The Latest Criticism of America by the ‘Saturday Review’” –
undated
“The Lauderdale Family Again,” Anthony Hope – undated
“The Laureate of Pea Ridge, Ark.” – 1898
“’Life’ as a Text-book at Harvard” – undated
“The Light that Failed,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“Literary Anodynes” – undated
“The Literary Output of Canada” – undated
“The Literary Quality of Plays,” Henry Arthur Jones, Francis
Marion Crawford – undated
“The Literature of Gore” – 1895
“The Little Minister,” James Matthew Barrie – 1891
“A Little Plea for Barbarism,” S. R. Crockett – 1894
“Lord Ormont and His Amita,” George Meredith – 1894
“’Louis Lambert’, and Other Books,” Honore de Balzac, George
Frederic Parsons, Charles Burr Todd, Wallace Peck – 1889
“The Love Letters of Two Poets,” Robert Browning, E. B.
Browning – undated
Folder 06)
“The Making of a State,” James Phelan – undated
“The Mammon of Unrighteousness,” H. H. Boyesen – 1892
“A Man of Mark,” Anthony Hope – undated
“’The Man Who Does Things’ as Seen by Kipling,” Rudyard
Kipling – undated
“The Man Who Runs Away and Forgets” – undated
“The Manufacture of Literary Tradition” – undated
“The Many Victims of the Southern Negro,” A. Gordon, Thomas
Nelson Page, Isaac Henderson – undated
“’Marcella’ and ‘Beauchamp’,” Mrs. Humphrey Ward – 1894
“Mark Twain Rediscovered,” Mark Twain – 1896
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 06) (cont.)
“Mark Twain’s Pursuit of the Equator” – 1897
“May a Celebrity Flirt?” Winston Churchill – 1898
“McCarthy’s ‘French Revolution’,” Justin Huntly McCarthy –
1890
“A Melodramatic Martyr,” Hall Caine – 1897
“Meredith and the ‘Amazing Marriage’,” George Meredith –
undated
“A Meredith Essay, and Janvier’s Stories,” Hannah Lynch,
Thomas A. Janvier – 1891
“Microbe Hunting in Literature” – undated
“Middle-State Realism,” Joseph Kirkland – undated
“Midsummer Books and Pleasure” – undated
“Midsummer Short Stories” – undated
“Miss Briscoe’s Stories – Business and Literature,” Margaret
Sutton Briscoe – undated
“Miss Frances Merley,” John Elliott Curran – 1888
“Miss Roseboro’s Stories,” Viola Roseboro, Walt Whitman, E. J.
Glave, Clinton Scollard – 1892
“Miss Wilkins’ Stories,” Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) Freeman – 1891
Folder 07)
“A Modern Dutch Novel,” Edmund Gosse – 1892
“Modern Ghosts” – undated
“A Modern Pastoral Poet,” Norman R. Gale – 1893
“A Modern Poetic Drama by Hauptmann – undated
“Modern Verse-Making” – 1891
“The Modernization of Lazarus,” Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Herber
Dickinson Ward – 1890
“A Moravian Village Romance,” Wolcott Balestier – 1886
“More ‘Golden Age’ Stories” – undated
“More ‘Meseems’ Romances” – undated
“More of Hugo’s Letters” – undated
“More of Ibsen’s Unrelieved Gloom,” Henrik Ibsen – 1897
“More of Max Beerbhom’s Social Satire,” Max Beerbohm – 1896
“More Pastels in Prose, by Miss S’Wilkins,” Mary Eleanor
(Wilkins) Freeman – 1892
“Mr. Barry Pain’s Allegories,” Barry Pain – undated
“Mr. Aldrich’s ‘Wyndham Towers’,” Thomas Bailey Aldrich –
1890
“Mr. Chapman’s Essays,” John Jay Chapman – 1898
“Mr. Davis as a Long-distance Runner,” R. H. Davis, J. K. Bangs –
1897
“Mr. Henley’s Verses,” W. E. Henley – 1889
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 07) (cont.)
“Mr. Hibbard’s Stories.” George A. Hibbard – 1891
“Mr. Hildreth’s Verses,” Charles Lotin Hildreth – 1889
“Mr. Howells’s Literary Passions,” William Dean Howells – 1895
“Mr. Howells’ Pullet Argument,” William Dean Howells –
undated
“Mr. Hutton’s Boy and Four Dogs” – 1898
“Mr. James’ Estimate of Mr. Stevenson,” Henry James – undated
“Mr. John Fiske and the ‘Puritan Theocracy’” – 1889
“Mr. Morley’s Recent Essays,” John Morley – 1891
“Mr. Roosevelt’s History of ‘The Winning of the West,’”
Theodore Roosevelt – undated
“Mr. Woodberry’s Essays,” George E. Woodberry – 1891
Folder 08)
“A Narragansett Widow in Poetry” – 1898
“The Need of Bigger Subjects in Fiction” – 1897
“A new Book on the Puritans,” Douglas Campbell – undated
“The New Crop of War Books” – undated
“The New Edition of George Meredith’s Works,” George Meredith
– undated
“A New Kind of Army Novel,” George I. Putnam – undated
“A New Lens on Old Heroes,” Charles Townsend Copeland –
undated
“A New Life of Hawthorne,” Moncure Daniel Conway – 1890
“A New Light on Charity” – undated
“A New Lincoln Biography, and a Valuable Dictionary,” William
H. Herndon – 1892
“A New Look at an Old Novel,” Lewis Arundel – undated
“A New Novel, and May O’rell’s Book,” James Matthew Barrie,
May O’Rell – undated
“A New Novel by George Gissing,” George Gissing – undated
“A New Novel by George Moore,” George Moore – 1891
“New Phases of the Short Story” – 1896
“A New Thackeray Biography,” Herman Merivale, Frank Marzials
– undated
“New Volume of Short Stories” – undated
“New Waggings of Old Tales,” John Henrick Bangs, Frank
Dempster Sherman, Robert Louis Stevenson – 1888
“A New Year’s Letter” – undated
“New York Above and Below ‘The Barb-Wire Fence’,” Brander
Matthews, Edward W. Townsend – 1895
“A Newly ‘Discovered’ Poet, and Some Others” – undated
“The Novel as a Pocket Theatre,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1892
BOX 2 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 08) (cont.)
“A Novel of Romantic Adventure,” Robert Louis Stevenson –
undated
“A Novelette by George Meredith,” George Meredith – undated
“Novels for War and Peace” – 1898
“Nothing is Here for Tears,” Amelie Rives, Charles Burr Todd –
1893
Folder 09)
“The Old Soldier-Hero, and the New,” Robert W. Chambers –
undated
“Olive Schreiner’s Second Book,” Olive Schreiner, Rudyard
Kipling – undated
“On Solemnity that Thinks Itself Serious,” Gamaliel Bradford –
1896
“On the Deadly Dullness of War” – undated
“On the Faithfulness of Men” – undated
“On the Kindness of the World,” Philip H. Welch, Sir Henry Van
Dyke – undated
“On the Trail with Remington,” Frederic Remington – undated
“One Way of Facing the Tide of Pessimism,” S. Bayard Dod –
1888
“One of the Men Who Fail,” Robert Timsol, William Dean
Howells – 1889
“One Way to Be Human,” Woodrow Wilson, Opie Read – 1897
“One Way to Get There,” Mrs. R. de Koven – 1895
“An Open Letter to Evadne Galbraith,” Sarah Grand – 1893
“An Open Letter to Terence Mulvaney,” Rudyard Kipling –
undated
“The Optimism of Mr. McCarthy,” Justin McCarthy – undated
“Oracles and Critics” – 1889
“Our Amateur Circus,” H. McVickar, Emily Dickinson – 1891
“Our Friends, the Brooks,” Agnes Repplier – undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12
Folder 01)
“The Passing of the Cow-Puncher,” Owen Wister – 1898
“Pastels in Prose,” Stuart Merrill – undated
“Patriotism in Fiction” – 1888
“The Patriotism of Southern Fiction,” Joel Chandler Harris, Harry
Stillwell Edwards – undated
“Paul Patoff,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1887
“Pembroke,” Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) Freeman – 1895
“The Perils of Summer Resorts in Fiction” – undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 01) (cont.)
“The Philosophy of Tony Drum and His Father,” Edwin Pugh,
Frederic Remington – undated
“’The Pilgrim’s Scrip,’ and Some Holiday Books” – 1888
“’Pink Marsh’ and Others,” George Ade, Clinton Ross – 1897
“The Place of Home in American Fiction,” William Dean Howells
– 1888
“’The Plains’ as seen by Stevenson,” Robert Louis Stevenson –
1892
“The Poems of Charles Henry Lüders,” Charles Henry Lüders –
undated
“The Poems of Emily Dickinson,” Emily Dickinson – 1890
“The Poems of William Winter,” William Winter – 1893
“The Poet and the House-Builder” – undated
“A Poet Who Was Made by a Quatrain,” J. K. Stephens – 1896
“’Politics’ in Southern Fiction” – undated
“’Pootiness and Wirtue’ as Material for Pen or Pencil” – 1898
“The Popular Art of Making Phrases,” E. F. Benson, Leo Tolstoy –
1895
“A Portuguese Novel,” Mary J. Serrano – undated
“A Prejudice or Tow of Mr. Zangwill’s” – 1897
“The Pretty Sister of Jose,” Frances Hodgson Burnett – 1889
“Prince Fortunatus,” William Black – 1890
“The Prisoner of Zenda,” Anthony Hope – 1894
“Private Terence Mulvaney Again,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“The Published Plays of Bernard Shaw,” Bernard Shaw – undated
“Puritan Modest – Ancient and Modern” – undated
Folder 02)
“The Quality of Mercy,” William Dean Howells – 1892
“The Question of Sackcloth and Ashes” – undated
“A Quiet Word with Maecenas” – 1887
“Rapid-Fire Epigrams” – undated
“The Raw Material of Kipling,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“A Real American Citizen in Fiction,” Octave Thanet (Alice
French) – 1893
“The Real Bohemia,” Felix Moschelles, George du Maurier – 1897
“Real Sea Stories, without Frills,” Herbert Hamblen – 1897
“Real War and Bloody Fiction” – 1897
“Recent Stories by Henry James,” Henry James – 1889
“The Religion of Self-Respect” – undated
“The Reminiscence of a Happy Artist” – undated
“Rescued from Bohemia,” Pauline King, Miss Montressor – 1896
“The Reverberator,” Henry James – undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 02) (cont.)
“The Rise of Mr. Dooley,” Finley Peter Dunne – undated
“The Rising of a New Star in Chicago,” Chester Gore Miller –
1891
“Romance, North and South,” Thomas Nelson Page – undated
“The Romance of a Musical Hooley” – undated
“The Romance of America as Seen by Bourget” – 1895
“The Romance of Don Orsino,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1892
“A Romance of the Franco-Prussian War,” Robert W. Chambers –
1897
Folder 03)
“Sant’ Ilario in Camp,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1889
“Sandra Belloni,” George Meredith – undated
“The Season of Beautiful Books” – undated
“Sense and Nonsense in Prose and Verse” – undated
“Seriousness Versus Swagger” – undated
“Several New Stories (with Some Remarks on the Decline of the
Broker),” William Dean Howells – 1891
“A Shaking of the Dry Bones of Crticism,” William Roscoe
Thayer – 1897
“Sheridan’s ‘Memoirs,’ and Other Recent Books” – 1888
“Singing Nonesense,” Marguerinte Merington, John Hendrick
Bangs, Laurence Hutton – 1896
“Sir Edwin Arnold’s New Poem,” Sir Edwin Arnold – undated
“Social Customs in Boston,” Florence Howe Hall – 1887
“The Solemnities of ‘Helbeck’” – 1898
Folder 04)
“Some Essays in a New Manner,” John M. Robertson – undated
“Some Fireworks by Miss Corelli,” Marie Corelli – 1897
“Some Holiday Books,” Joseph Jefferson, Henry James, Edward L.
Wilson, Henry Finck – undated
“Some Japanese Girls and other People,” James Luther Long,
Harold Frederic – undated
“Some Letters of Curtis’s Youth” – 1898
“Some Maxims of Success,” Katherine Prescott Wormeley, Sarah
Barnwell Elliott – 1891
“Some Mortals and G. W. S.” George W. Smalley – undated
“Some New Terrors for the Rich,” Margaret Deland – 1897
“Some Notes About New Stories,” Henry James, William Dean
Howells, Sarah Orne Jewett, Grace King, Howard Seely,
Noah Brooks – 1888
“Some Pleasing Books” – 1895
“Some Reasons for the Art of Making Verses” – undated
“Some Recent Books,” W. Brownell - undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 04) (cont.)
“Some Recent Books and Criticisms,” Henry James, Brander
Matthews, William Henry Hurlbert – 1886
“Some Remarks of Major Brace, Apropos of ‘Windfalls of
Observations’ by Edward S. Martin,” Edward S. Martin –
1894
“Some Remarks on Cold-Blooded Villains” – undated
“Some Remarks on Men, Women, and Ghosts” – undated
“Some Remarks on ‘Simple’ Women, and the Tales of a Genial” –
1892
“Some Remarks Suggested by Mr. Chames Fadden,” E. W.
Townsend – 1895
“Some Results of Being Honest” – 1892
“Some Spring Books” – undated
“Some Things to be learned from Tennyson” – 1897
“Something About a Little-Known Writer,” Philander Deming –
undated
“Something About the Fools Purgatory”, F. Hopkinson Smith –
undated
Folder 05)
“A Spanish-American Romance,” Jorge Isaacs – 1890
“A Specimen of English Humor,” Jerome K. Jerome, Francis
Marion Crawford – 1897
“Stand Fast, Craig-Royston,” William Black – undated
“Stevenson’s ‘Amateur Emigrant’,” Robert Louis Stevenson –
undated
“Stories of Paradox and Sentiment,” Frank R. Stockton, Thomas
Nelson Page – 1891
“The Story of a Brave Deed,” Archibald Forbes – 1892
“The Story of a Connecticut Mill Town,” Bliss Perry – undated
“The Story of a Mean Man,” Beatrice Harraden, Theodore
Roosevelt – undated
“The Story of an African Farm,” Olive Schreiner – 1888
“A Story of a Provence,” Mary J. Safford, Henry Finck – undated
“A Story of Serene Old Age,” Anatole France – 1890
“The Story of Situation” – undated
“A Story of the London Slums,” Richard Whiteing – undated
“The Story of the Two Idealists,” George L. Merriam – undated
“A Stupid Picture of English University Life,” E. F. Benson – 1896
“Summer Reading” – 1894
Folder 06)
“Tess of the D’Urbervilles,” Thomas Hardy – 1892
“Theology or Hysterics,” Margaret Deland – 1890
“The Thing That Lasts” – undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 06) (cont.)
“Thirteen Tales of Guy do Maupassant in English,” Jonathan
Sturges – undated
“Three Books by Women about Women” – undated
“Three Kinds of Gloom” – 1896
“Three Kinds of Kipling,” Rudyard Kipling – 1897
“To Diana of the Crossways, Surrey,” George Meredith – undated
“To One Who Is Tired of Reading” – undated
“Travels in Search of a Red-Hot Iron and a Great Thirst” – undated
“The Tressady Family Jars” – 1896
“Trilby” – undated
“The Truth According to Mark Rutherford,” W. Hale White “Mark
Rutherford” – undated
“Truth, Plus a Man” – undated
“A Tudor Romance from the West,” Charles Major – undated
“Two Fates – And a Widow,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1892
“Two more of J. M. Barrie’s Books,” James Matthew Barrie –
1891
“Two Successful Books of Travel” – 1897
“Two Ways of Looking at a Book” – undated
“Two Ways of Looking at Carlyle,” Thomas Carlyle – undated
“A Type of a Peculiar People,” William P. Trent – 1892
Folder 07)
“The Unconventional in Fiction,” Lafcadio Hearn, Augustus
Jessopp, T. R. Sullivan, John Elliott Curran – 1890
“The Unhappy Loves of Men of Genius” – 1891
“An Unrepentant Idealist,” Richard le Galliene, Gabriele
D’Annunzio – 1896
“The Vailima Letters,” Robert Louis Stevenson – undated
“Valera’s Story of ‘Doña Luz’,” Juan Valera – undated
“Veracity, a Test of Fiction,” Walter Lewin – 1889
“Von Holt’s Eulogy of John Brown,” H. Von Holst – 1888
Folder 08)
“A Watch-Meeting in the Fiction Alcove” – 1891
“A War for Jingoes to Ponder Over,” Stephen Crane – 1896
“War Reporting and Novel Writing” – undated
“A Warning to Bachelors,” Thomas Hardy, Richard Harding Davis
– 1897
“A War-Time Wooing,” Captain Charles King, Edward Lear,
Theodore Roosevelt – undated
“What’s the Matter with Kansas?” William Allen White – 1896
“What Three Generations of Harvard Will Do for a Man” – 1897
“When American Poets were Spontaneous” – 1895
“When the Red Gods Call for You!” – undated
BOX 3 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
“Bookishness” (cont.)
Folder 08) (cont.)
“Where to Draw the Line on Scotch” – 1895
“The White Pig Gives Uncle Remus Points” – 1896
“Whitewash for Svengali and the Czar,” Alfred Welch, John A.
Logan, Jr., John R. Spears – 1897
“Wholesome American Stories,” Richard Harding Davis, George
Putnam, Bliss Perry – undated
“A Wholesome Book” – undated
“Why ‘Maisie’ Isn’t Worth While,” Henry James, W. A. Wckoff –
1897
“Why Not Give Minor Poets a Chance?” – 1898
“The Wisdom of Disko Troop” – 1897
“With the Immortals,” Francis Marion Crawford – 1888
“A Woman’s Idea of a Modern Man,” Ella MacMahon – undated
“The World as Seen by a Subtle Telegrapher,” Henry James –
1898
“A World for the Millionare” – undated
The World of Chance,” William Dean Howells – 1893
“Writing – Of Life, or For a Living” – undated
“The Writings of Rudyard Kipling,” Rudyard Kipling – undated
“The Wrong Box,” Robert Louis Stevenson – undated
“Your Dearest Delusion,” Amy Levy
Folder 09)
Untitled fragments
(2)
The Book Buyer
Folder 10)
Autograph manuscripts, proofs, clippings – 1894-1911
BOX 4 - MC 2012.12
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
The Book Buyer (cont.)
Folder 01)
Issues of The Book Buyer– March-June, Sept.-Dec. 1935
The Lamp
Folder 02)
Autograph manuscripts, proofs, published clippings – 1904
Miscellaneous Literary Reviews
Folder 03)
“Edward S. Martin” – 1894
“A.B. Frost” – undated
Responses to Critiques and Reviews
Folder 04)
Abbott, Lawrence Fraser – 1893
Armour, George A. – 1894
(2)
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1889, 1896
(4)
Folder 05)
Barrie, James Matthew – 1893, 1894, 1902, 1917 (4)
BOX 4 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
LITERARY REVIEWS (cont.)
Responses to Critiques and Reviews (cont.)
Folder 06)
Burton, Richard [Eugene] – 1896
Davis, Richard Harding – 1893
Hale Jr., Edward Everett – 1899
Harris, Joel Chandler – 1896
Folder 07)
Page, Thomas Nelson – 1893, 1897
Parker, [Horatio] Gilbert [George] – 1894
Perry, Bliss – 1895
Putnam, George Israel – 1893
Folder 08)
Stevenson, Robert Louis – 1894
Stockton, Frank Richard – 1894
White, William Allen – 1897, 1899
Wister, Owen – 1899
PROSE
Overheard in Arcady
Folder 09)
Handwritten Draft
I. Henry James
II. Thomas Bailey Aldrich
III. Frank R. Stockton
IV. Richard Harding Davis
V. F. Marion Crawford
VI. Rudyard Kipling
VII. George Meredith
VIII. Robert Louis Stevenson
IX. J.M. Barrie
X. William Dean Howells
Folder 10)
Responses and Reviews
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey – 1894
Howells, William Dean – 1894
Meredith, George – 1894
Miscellaneous review clips – 1894
Suppressed Chapters and Other Bookishness
Folder 11)
“Little Wayoff” – 1895, undated
“The James. L. Ford Association” – 1895
“Buy the Idiot Brand” – undated
“The Literary Partition of Scotland – undated
Folder 12)
Cover design – 1895
Page proofs – 1895
Folder 13)
Unbound copy – 1895
Folder 14)
Response from Howells, William Dean – 1895
(3)
(2)
(3)
BOX 4 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PROSE (cont.)
Miscellaneous
Folder 15)
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
Folder 19)
“Inglenook Book-Talk” handwritten Table of Contents –
undated
“Fiction and Locality” proofs – 1896
“The Boston Novel” proofs – 1896
“VIII. Humor and the Humorists” proof – 1896
“Ingleside Book-Talk” copy – 1896
“The Monterey Wedding” Personal copy, 1890
“Hints for a Story” – 1879
“Overheard in the Stables” – 1895
BOX 5 - MC 2012.12
PROSE (cont.)
Miscellaneous (cont.)
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
POETRY
Correspondence
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Folder 06)
Bramble Brae
Folder 07)
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
“Calcium” – undated
“Overheard at the Portage” – undated
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1893, 1913
Bok, Edward – 1900, 1902, 1907, 1908
Howells, William Dean – 1892, 1902
Mabie, Hamilton Wright – 1901, 1902
Major, Charles – 1902
Martin, Edward Sandford – 1901
Matthew, [James] Brander – 1908
(4)
(5)
(2)
(2)
Draft copy – 1902
Page proof, pages 1-12 – 1902
Advertisement for Bramble Brae
“To my Father” (pp. vii) – 1901
“From One Long Dead” (pp. 4-5) – 1901
“Father to Mother” drafts (pp. 6-7) – 1901
“The Child to the Father” (pp. 8-9) – 1901-1902
“A Prayer of Old Age” (pp. 10-13) – 1901
“The Rhone Glacier – Sunset” (pp. 14-16) – 1901
“James McCosh” (p. 17) – 1894
“The Happiness of this World” (pp. 18-19) – 1900
“Robert Louis Stevenson” (pp. 20-21) – 1894
“McGiffen. The Hero Coming Home” (pp. 22-24) – 1901
BOX 5 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
POETRY (cont.)
Bramble Brae (cont.)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
Folder 12)
Folder 13)
Folder 14)
Assorted Poems
Folder 15)
“At the Farragut Statue” (p. 26) – 1901-1902
“News from a Missing Liner” (pp. 27-28) – 1899
“For a Classmate Dead at Sea” (p. 29) – undated
“A Toast to Our Native Land” (p. 33) – 1900-1902
“Told by a Guide – 1899” (pp. 36-37) – 1900
“The White Man’s Burden” (pp. 38-39) – undated
“A New Year’s Wish…” (pp. 40-41) – undated
“To Chloe” (p. 42) – 1896
“Caprice” (pp. 44-45) – undated
“Bramble Brae” (pp. 52-54) – undated
“On a Spray of Heather” (pp. 57-58) – 1901
“The Greenhouse Violet Speaks” (pp. 59-60) – 1900
“Diana’s Valentine…” (pp. 65-66) – 1892
“In a Volume of Herrick” (p. 71) – 1901
“In a Copy of Shakespeare’s Sonnets” (p. 73) – undated
“In Sonnets from the Portuguese” (p. 74) – undated
“In a Volume of George Meredith’s Poems” (p. 75) – 1902
“In a copy of ‘The King’s Lyrics’” (p. 76) – 1899
“For a Novel of Hall Caine’s” (p. 80) – undated
“Helbeck of Bannisdale” (p. 81) – 1898
“A Christmas Greeting” (p. 82) – undated
“In Kipling’s ‘Almanac of Sports” (p. 83) – undated
“In Nicholson’s ‘City Types’” (p. 84) – 1898
“In ‘The Golden Treasury’” (p. 85) – 1895
“A Valentine” (p. 86) – 1901
“In ‘Hallo, My Fancy’” (p. 87) – undated
“The Book Speaks (To Eugene Field)” (p. 88) – undated
“In a Copy of Herford’s Verses” (p. 89) – 1900
“In a Copy of Gibson’s Drawings...” (p. 90) – undated
“To Julia Marlowe” (pp. 92-93) – undated
“A Book’s Soliloquy” (pp. 97-98) – undated
“Envoy” (p. 99) – 1901
“The Astronomer” – 1904
“The Boys Coming Home” – 1908
“Cultural and Structural Entity” – 1908
“De Moi-meme…” – 1900
“A Delayed B. & B. Letter” – 1905
(2)
(2)
BOX 5 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
POETRY (cont.)
Assorted Poems (cont.)
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
Folder 19)
Folder 20)
Folder 21)
Folder 22)
Folder 23)
“Diana’s Valentine, after many years” – 1922
“Dinkelstein’s Colossal Aggregation in Court” – undated
“Down in Boston warm the air…” – undated
“The Earl and the Yankee Maid” – undated
“The Epithalamium of C.C.” – 1906
“Father to Mother” – undated
“From One Long Dead” – undated
“Hallowe’en” – 1903
(2)
“Hello!” – 1904
“The House that Charles Built” – 1923
“I, but an atom on this whirling sphere” – undated (2)
“I cannot catch a glimmer…” – 1901
“I’ll Be There” – undated
“I’m but an echo” – undated
“In a corner of my warm and broad dominion…” – undated
“Inspired by their Pictures” – 1903
“James McCosh” – 1894
“The ‘Last Poems’ of George Meredith” – 1909
“Marse Tom at Court” – 1913
“My dear old Saint Nicholas” – undated
“Oh, Tell Us, Colonel, If You Please” – 1908
“On the Hill (July 1, 1898)” – 1908
“Our Miss Hill” – 1919
“The Outlook’s Ragtime Band” – undated
“Progress in the Rangeleys” – 1902
(3)
“Rebates demanded” – undated
“The shadow, not the substance, is our fate” – undated
“Six Months Later” – undated
“Slug Thirty-Three…” – undated
“So sinks the Christian to his rest” – undated
(2)
“A Spray of Heather” – undated
“Stars in their Courses” – 1906
“A Susceptible Bachelor” – 1883
“The Summer of the Heart” – 1907
“Thanksgiving” – 1903
“Thanksgiving Day” – 1903
(4)
“There was a Young Lady named Ella” – undated
“This is the girl our Benny loves” – undated
“To A.G.C.” – 1895
“To Anne” – 1900
BOX 5 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
POETRY (cont.)
Assorted Poems (cont.)
Folder 24)
Folder 25)
Folder 26)
Folder 27)
“To E.H.” – 1912
“To F.E.C.” – 1894
“To F.E.C.” – 1895
“To Frederic Baker, 1830-1910” – 1910
Four poems, to L.D, S.D., and F.E.C. – 1897
“To L.T.” – 1896
“To M.M.” – 1905
“To One a Year Absent” – 1889
“To S.W. M[arvin]” – undated
“To the President of ’97: Hathaway-Brown School” – 1897
“To the Round Robins” – 1897
“The Trout” – undated
“Unfulfilled” – undated
“The Veterans” – undated
(2)
“War” – undated
“Washington” – undated
“We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing” – undated
“We try to please the people…” – 1901
“Whose Name was Writ in Water. Epitaph.” – 1877
“The Workman” – 1904
“A Yellowstone Memory, To M.T.” – 1899
DRAMA
“Cavalier”
Correspondence – 1901
Folder 28)
Marlowe, Julia
Folder 29)
Brady, Cyrus Townsend and Dillingham, Charles
Folder 30)
Cable, George W. and Dillingham, Charles B.
Folder 31)
Merington, Marguerite
Dramatization
Folder 32)
Handwritten draft – 1901
Folder 33)
“Scenario of the Cavalier” typed draft – 1901
Full-page advertisement – 1902
General Correspondence
Folder 34)
Barrymore, Ethel – 1902
Burt, Frank and Andrews, Mrs. W.S. – 1902
Parker, [Horatio] Gilbert [George] – 1896
(3)
(4)
(10)
(3)
BOX 6 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
ADDRESSES AND SPEECHES
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
OTHER WRITINGS
Articles
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Correspondence
Folder 06)
Lecture Notes
Folder 07)
Miscellaneous
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
“The Singing Heart,” for Thomas Bailey Aldrich – 1908 (5)
“Books and Living,” Shippensburg High School – 1909
Presentation speech, in memory of Willard Parsons – 1913
“The Boy in the Valley,” portrait unveiling – 1925
Dedication address, James McCosh statue replica – 1929
“Decoration Day Address,” Memorial Day Service – 1931
Address, Burns Society of the City of New York – 1932
“Reporting Forty Years Ago” – 1933
“Henry Van Dyke” – undated
“James L. Ford” – undated
Letter to editor, New York Evening Post – undated
“A Letter to a Gibson Girl” – undated
Manuscripts of five articles – undated
“Oliver Herford” – undated
“Tandem Talks” – undated
Clark, Walter Appleton – 1903
McCosh, Mrs. James – 1902 (?)
“The Man and the Book” lecture notes – 1900
“The Making of a Magazine” – undated
Scheme for a magazine – 1889
American Literary News for English Readers – 1897
“Kipling” – 1899
“Robert Louis Stevenson” – 1897
Handwritten biography of Jesse Lynch Williams – 1933
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON
Correspondence
Folder 10)
Baker, Ray Stannard – 1925-1928
Folder 11)
Bolling, John Randolph – 1924
Grayson, Cary Travers – 1924
House, E.M. [not original, transcript only] – 1917
Folder 12)
Lasher, George Starr – 1923
McCormick, Cyrus H. – 1928
Page, Walter Hines – 1907
Folder 13)
White, William Allen – 1924
(8)
(7)
BOX 6 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 14)
Wilson, Eleanor Randolph (McAdoo) – 1936
Wilson, Francis – 1902
Wilson, Jessie Woodrow (Mrs. Francis Sayre) – 1913
Wilson, Margaret Woodrow – 1923
(2)
Folder 15)
Wilson, Mrs. Woodrow (Edith Bolling Galt) – 1916
Woodrow, Helen (Helen Bones) – 1917
Wilson, Thomas Woodrow – 1875, 1909, 1913-1914 (3)
[1 original draft of letter from Bridges]
Bridges on Wilson
Folder 16)
“President Woodrow Wilson” – 1902
“President…Wilson and College Earnestness” – 1908
Woodrow Wilson: “A Personal Tribute” – 1924
(4)
Folder 17)
Baker, Newton Diehl – 1924
Baker, Ray Stannard – 1924
Colby, Bainbridge – 1924
Coolidge, Calvin – 1924
Davis, Norman Hezekiah – 1924
Folder 18)
Fletcher, Henry Prather – 1924
(2)
Grayson, Cary T. – 1924
House, E. M. [transcript only] – 1924
Folder 19)
Matthews, Charles -- 1924
Sheldon, Edward Wright – 1924
Wright, Richardson Little – 1924, 1928
(2)
Ephemera
Folder 20)
The International Review issue, piece by Wilson – 1879
Folder 21)
Princeton University Class of ’79 Wilson Dinner – 1897
Woodrow Wilson Coronation Calendar – 1902
(2)
Woodrow Wilson Coronation program – 1903
Folder 22)
Honorary dinner program – 1913
Inaugural Address of President Wilson booklet – 1913
Folder 23)
Inauguration invitations – 1913
Folder 24)
Princeton Alumni Weekly inauguration issue – 1913
Reception in honor of Wilson songbook – 1913
BOX 7 - MC 2012.12
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON (cont.)
Ephemera (cont.)
Folder 01)
Dinner cards, White House – 1915
Marriage announcement – 1915
Luncheon invite – 1917
BOX 7 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON (cont.)
Ephemera (cont.)
Folder 02)
Program, “Service in Memory of Wilson” – 1924
Woodrow Wilson, 1856-1924 by Allan Davis – 1924
Article, “Memory of Wilson honored at banquet” – 1928
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library booklet – 1935
Folder 03)
Assorted clippings – 1903, 1917
(4)
Assorted clippings – 1924
(2)
Folder 04)
Assorted clippings – 1930, 1936, undated
(5)
Images
Folder 05)
Portrait India paper proofs – dates unknown
Folder 06)
Portrait, 1922
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
Class Notes
Folder 07)
Correspondence
Folder 08)
Vol. II 2nd Term History: Dr. Shields – 1879
Alexander, James Waddell – 1891
Martin, Edward Sandford – 1894
McCormick, Cyrus Hall – 1886
Osborn, Henry Fairfield – 1931
Page, Thomas Nelson – 1895, 1904
Patton, Francis Landey – unknown
Folder 09)
Perry, Bliss – 1894
Saint-Gaudens, Augustus – 1889
West, Andrew F. – 1919
The Nassau Literary Magazine
Folder 10)
Vol. XXXIV, No. 1, June 1878
Folder 11)
Vol. XXXIV, No. 3, October 1878
Folder 12)
Vol. XXXIV, No. 6, January 1879
Folder 13)
Vol. XXXIV, No. 7, February 1879
Folder 14)
Vol. XXXIV, No. 8, March 1879
Folder 15)
Vol. LV, No. 7, February 1900
Bridges on Princeton
Folder 16)
Class reunion songs – 1882, 1885, 1899
Class Ode – 1879
Vincennial Calendar – 1899
Folder 17)
“The Towers of Princeton” poem – 1901
“Princeton…the kind of men who made it” – 1902
“A Remarkable Class Memorial” – 1904
“A Memorial to College Friendship” – 1904
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BOX 7 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
RINCETON UNIVERSITY (cont.)
Bridges on Princeton (cont.)
Folder 18)
“Seventy-nine’s Apology” – 1904
“The Last Reunion” – 1910
“Princeton’s ‘Seventy-nine” – 1914
“Undergraduate Life in the ‘Seventies” – 1931
“Remarks” at Class Reunion – 1934
Ephemera
Folder 19)
Chapel Stage Orations program – 1879
Lynde Prize Debate – 1879
Class of 1877 anniversary dinner program – 1892
“Presidents of the College of NJ & Princeton” – 1747-1902
Folder 20)
Menu, “Mess given to the warriors of ‘79” – 1911
Inauguration of John Grier Hibben program, ticket – 1912
“The Lad Called ‘79” – 1934
Photograph name card
ALDINE CLUB
Events
Folder 21)
Folder 22)
Menu, Barrie and W. Robertson Nicoll dinner – 1896
Menu, “A Farewell to C.D. Gibson” – 1893
Menu, Hall Caine dinner – 1895
Menu, “Hunters’ Night” – 1903
Menu, Joseph Jefferson dinner – 1898
Menu, Lyman Abbott and T. Roosevelt dinner – 1912
Menu, Francis Hopkinson Smith dinner – 1892
Menu, untitled – undated
Newspaper article, “Swapping Stories” evening – undated
BOX 8 - MC 2012.12
ALDINE CLUB (cont.)
Events (cont.)
Folder 01)
Invitation Responses
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
“Drake Dinner” menu, seating list, songs, and poem – 1913
Albrich, Thomas Bailey – 1900
Allen, James Lane – 1895
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1895, 1896, 1900
Bryce, Lloyd – 1890
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne – 1902
Daly, Augustin – 1891
Eggleston, George Cary – 1891
Howells, William Dean – 1900
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BOX 8 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
ALDINE CLUB (cont.)
Invitation Responses (cont.)
Folder 04)
Hutton, Laurence – 1896
Kelley, James Doublas Jerrold – 1891
Major, Charles – 1900
Putnam, George Haven – 1895
Folder 05)
Schurz, Carl – 1895
Shaw, Albert – 1902
Stockton, Frank Richard – 1895, 1900
Folder 06)
Stoddart, James Henry – undated
Van Dyke, Henry – 1895, 1903
Warner, Charles Dudley – 1895
White, William Allen – 1900
PERSONAL
Bills and Receipts
Folder 07)
Correspondence
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
Folder 12)
Folder 13)
Folder 14)
Folder 15)
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
Folder 19)
Folder 20)
Folder 21)
Folder 22)
Folder 23)
Folder 24)
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Draper, Lucie How – 1898
Democratic campaign fund – 1912
Royal Castle Hotel – 1908
Schling, Max – 1935
Tutoring receipt – 1870
Unknown – 1932
Babcock, Maltbie Davenport – 1901
Baekeland, Leo Hendrik – 1920-1934
Bancroft, Frederic – 1889
Bangs, John Kendrick – 1888, 1895
Barrie, James Matthew – 1900
Beard, Daniel Carter – unknown
Bok, Edward – 1901?, 1903, 1913, 1926
Bonner, Amy – 1934
Boyd, James – unknown
Bridges, Flora – 1887-1880
Bridges, Flora – 1892-1896
Bridges, Flora – 1898
Bridges, Flora – 1900
Bridges, Flora – 1906, 1908
Bridges, Flora – 1910
Bridges, Flora – 1913
Bridges, George – 1892
Bridges, John – 1865, 1877
Bridges, John – 1878-1879
Bridges, John – 1880, 1885
Bridges, Mrs. John – 1877-1879
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BOX 8 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PERSONAL (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 25)
Folder 26)
Folder 27)
Folder 28)
Folder 29)
Folder 30)
Folder 31)
Folder 32)
Folder 33)
Folder 34)
Folder 35)
Folder 36)
Bridges, Mrs. John – 1892
(8)
Bridges, Mrs. John – 1896, 1898
(4)
Burlingame, Edward Livermore – 1903
Butler, Mrs. Nicholas Murray – 1926?
(3)
Butler, Nicholas Murray – 1924, 1931, 1933
(3)
Cable, George Washington – 1891
Callahan, Henry White – 1934
Carnegie, Andrew – 1891
Century Association – 1903
Chambers, Robert William – 1897
Crawford, Francis Marion – 1894-1896
(5)
Crothers, Rachel – undated
Crowninshield, Frank – 1925, 1934
(3)
Damrosch, Mrs. Walter (Margaret Blaine) – undated(4)
Davis, Richard Harding – undated
Draper, Lucie How – 1897-1905
(7)
Edwards, George Wharton – 1933
(2)
Ford, Paul Leicester – 1897
Fox, John Jr. – undated
Genthe, Arnold – undated
Gibson, Charles Dana – undated
(7)
Godwin, Harold – 1879, 1880, 1904
(3)
Goodloe, Abbie Carter – 1906, 1933
(2)
BOX 9 - MC 2012.12
PERSONAL (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Folder 06)
Gordon, Amistead Churchill – 1923
Grant, Robert – 1900, 1901, 1937
Harper, George – 1900
Hibben, John Grier – 1909, 1919, 1927
Hoeber, Arthur – 1913
House, Edward Mandell– 1917
[1 is copy of letter from Bridges]
Howells, William Dean – 1892
Hutchinson, Cary Talcott – 1901, 1904-1905, 1936
Hutton, Laurence – 1894, 1900, 1903
Isham, W.B. – undated
James, William Roderick – 1926-1927
Jerome, William Travers – 1901
Johnson, Robert Underwood – 1924
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BOX 9 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PERSONAL (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 07)
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
Folder 12)
Folder 13)
Folder 14)
Folder 15)
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
Folder 19)
Folder 20)
Folder 21)
Folder 22)
Folder 23)
Folder 24)
Folder 25)
Folder 26)
Kipling, Rudyard – 1894, 1903, 1908, 1923
(5)
[no originals, all transcripts or copies]
Lang, Andrew – 1892, unknown
(4)
Leonard, William A. – 1928
Lloyd, Nelson McAllister – 1908
(2)
Long, John Luther – 1898
(1)
Mabie, Hamilton Wright – 1896, 1900
(2)
Macpherson, Flora Bridges – 1894
Macpherson, John – 1887
Marlowe, Julia (Mrs. Marlowe Sothern) – 1899-1907 (9)
Mason, Alfred Edward Woodley – unknown
Matthews, Charles – 1929
McCormick, Cyrus – 1889, 1890, 1915, 1936
(4)
McCormick, Mrs. Cyrus (Alice M. Holt) – 1936
Meredith, William Maxse – 1900, 1913
(2)
Merington, Marguerite – 1905
Miscellaneous – 1882-1933
(8)
Mitchell, John Ames – 1888
Morgenthau, Henry – 1935
Murray, Frank L. – 1882-1883
(2)
Page, Thomas Nelson – 1901, 1903, 1921, unknown (8)
Parker, Gilbert – 1901, 1913
(2)
Price, Theodore Hazeltine – 1933
Proctor, Alexander Phimister – 1935
Pyne, M. Taylor – 1883
Robinson, Corinne Douglas – 1931-1932, 1954
(9)
Rollins, Philip Ashton – 1924
Roosevelt, Mrs. Theodore – 1901-1910
(5)
Roosevelt, Theodore – 1907, 1910, 1911
(3)
Royle, Edwin Milton – 1892
Sands, Robert Cornell – 1932
Saterlee, Herbert L. – undated
Scott, Louise B. – undated
(3)
Scribner, Arthur Hawley – undated
(2)
Shermon, Charles Prescott – 1896
Sherrill, Charles Hitchcock – 1919, 1933
(3)
Shorter, Clement King – 1895
Skinner, Otis – 1932
Sloane, William Milligan – 1883
Smith, Francis Hopkinson – 1891-1913
(6)
BOX 9 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PERSONAL (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
Folder 27)
Folder 28)
Folder 29)
Folder 30)
Folder 31)
Folder 32)
Folder 33)
Folder 34)
Job Applications
Folder 35)
Publications
Folder 36)
Stockton, Frank Richard – 1900
Stoddard, Richard Henry – 1898
Stuart-Wortley – 1892
Tarkington, Newton Booth – 1899, 1924, 1926
Thomas, Anne and Allen – 1931
Tiers, Edith Hazen – 1933
Towne, Charles Hanson – 1918
Twombly, Florence Adele Vanderbilt – undated
Van Dyke, Henry – 1895-1928
Van Dyke, Paul – 1888, 1931 (3)
Warren, Arthur – 1895
West, Andrew Fleming – 1913, 1931
Widdemer, Margaret – 1929
Wiggin, Kate Douglas – unknown
Williams, Jesse Lynch – 1894, 1900, 1913
Unknown – 1936, undated
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(3)
Balch, W.R. – 1879
McPherson, Edward – 1879
“The World” editor – 1879
Life, 40th anniversary number – 1923
BOX 10 - MC 2012.12
PERSONAL (cont.)
Publications (cont.)
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Art and Poems
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Greeting Cards
Folder 06)
Folder 07)
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
Folder 12)
Folder 13)
Scribner’s Magazine, 50th anniversary number – 1937
“Roosevelt and the 1912 Campaign” by Washburn – 1926
“A Letter to Mr. Stevenson’s Friends” – 1894
Ink, watercolor, and colored pencil works – undated (3)
Poems, author unknown – undated
(2)
Birthday card, date and sender unknown
Butler, Nicholas Murray Christmas cards – 1929-1938 (7)
Seton, Ernest Thompson Christmas cards– 1923-1939 (5)
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
BOX 10 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
PERSONAL (cont.)
Greeting Cards (cont.)
Folder 14)
Folder 15)
Invitations and Programs
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Folder 18)
Folder 19)
Folder 20)
Folder 21)
Folder 22)
Miscellaneous
Folder 23)
Folder 24)
Assorted Christmas cards
Assorted Christmas cards
(5)
(5)
Bullard, General and Mrs. Robert Lee – undated
Choate, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodges – undated
Damrosch, Mr. and Mrs. Walter – 1932, undated (2)
van Dyke, Dr. and Mrs. Henry
Farmer’s Club, “Verses Read” – 1904, 1906
(3)
Farmer’s Club, “Ars Agricolaris” by Van Dyke – 1913
Farmer’s Club RSVP – 1915
Gaddis, Mrs. Avery – 1937
Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. George – 1911
Life Magazine, “Life’s Birthday Dinner” menu – 1893
Manship, Mr. and Mrs. Paul – undated
Morrow, Mrs. Dwight Whitney – 1932, 1937, undated (3)
Parish, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Roosevelt, Mrs. James Roosevelt – undated
Roosevelt, Pres. and Mrs. Theodore – 1906, 1909, 1910 (9)
de Rover, Mrs. Reginald – undated
Scribner, Charles – 1923
Scribner’s – 1894, 1895, 1896, 1898, 1910
(7)
Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard – undated
R. C. T., L. G. T. – 1933
Taft, President and Mrs. – 1911
(2)
University Club – 1913, 1933, 1935
(3)
Vanderbilt, Mr. Cornelius – undated
Yankovitch, Mr. Radoye – 1931
Zimbalist, Mr. and Mrs. Efrem – undated
Assorted calling cards – undated
(9)
National Institute of Arts and Letters certificate – 1906
BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS
Interviews and Biographical Pieces and Notes
Folder 25)
Brady, Cyrus Townsend – 1900
Bridges, Mrs. John, paper on Robert – 1951
Folder 26)
Bridges, Robert, obituary – 1941
“The Manuscript” – 1901
Folder 27)
New York Herald Tribune – 1933, 1936
“Princeton to show works of authors” – undated
Publication Clippings
Folder 28)
Assorted clippings – 1895-1896
(2)
(6)
BOX 10 - MC 2012.12 (cont.)
BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS (cont.)
Publication Clippings (cont.)
Folder 29)
Assorted clippings – 1900
Folder 30)
Assorted clippings – 1901-1902
Folder 31)
Assorted clippings – 1910, 1913
Folder 32)
Assorted clippings – 1924, 1929, 1932, 1934
Folder 33)
Assorted clippings – 1950, undated
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BOX 11 - MC 2012.12
IMAGES
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Folder 06)
Folder 07)
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
PUBLICATIONS
Folder 12)
Folder 13)
Folder 14)
Folder 15)
Folder 16)
Folder 17)
Bridges, Robert, Pencil sketches – 1897, unknown (2)
Caricatures – 1907-1929
(3)
Bridges, Robert Silhouettes of – 1912?, 1917, undated (4)
Bridges, Robert with others – 1881
Gibson, Charles Dana – undated
Harris, Joel Chandler, signed – 1898
Herford, Oliver – undated
Meredith, George – undated
(3)
Nassau Hall, Princeton University – undated
Page, Thomas Nelson, autographed – 1897
Riley, James Whitcomb, signed – 1898
Roosevelt, Theodore and sons – 1904
Roosevelt, Theodore, signed – 1905
Bridges, Robert Seymor. Eight plays: Nero, parts I & II; Palicio;
Ulysses; Captives; Achilles; Humours; Feast of Bacchus.
London: George Bell & Sons J. and E. Bumpus,1890.
A collection of eight plays written by the English poet
Robert Bridges. Given to the American Robert Bridges by
Cyrus McCormick in 1912.
Carleton, Henry Guy. “Memnon: a Tragedy in Five Acts”.
Inscribed to Bridges – 1884.
Charles Scribner’s Sons. “Who’s Who in Scribner’s: A
Biographical Dictionary of 1 Notable Man and 18 Notable
Women”. Vol. 75. 1858-1933. – 1933
Kipling, Rudyard. The Story of the Gadsbys: A Tale Without a
Plot. Allahabad: A.H. Wheeler & Co.; London: Sampson
Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington.
Sothern, Edward Hugh. “Matter for a May Morning: Poems Fond
& Foolish”. 1929. Addressed to Bridges with note.
White, William Allen. “Some Essentials of an Education.”
Inscribed to Bridges – 1907
PHOTOGRAPHS - PC 2012.12
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Folder 05)
Folder 06)
Folder 07)
Folder 08)
Folder 09)
Folder 10)
Folder 11)
Folder 12)
Bridges, Robert – c1862, 1871
Bridges, Robert – c1875, c1880
Bridges, Robert – c1885
Bridges, Robert – c1890
Bridges, Robert – c1900
Bridges, Robert – c1900
Bridges, Robert – 1935
Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, signed – undated
Lincoln, Abraham – undated
Marlowe, Julia, signed – undated
Roosevelt, Kermit “Kim”, Jr. and Joseph Willard Roosevelt – c1920
Wilson, Woodrow, Portrait carte photos, signed – 1879, undated
ARTIFACTS - AC 2012.12
Item 01)
Item 02)
Item 03)
Item 04)
Wilson Inauguration medallion – 1913
Wilson memorial medallion – 1924
Calling card box – 1889
John Drew medallion
OVERSIZED - OC 2012.12
Folder 01)
Folder 02)
Folder 03)
Folder 04)
Robert Bridges – c1933
Julia Marlowe, signed – 1899
Woodrow Wilson, signed – 1913
Unknown gentleman, signed – 1909
This collection register was prepared by Brittany Stoner and Lily Key, August 2012.
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